Archive for Eating Disorders
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Social media has become an integral part of teenage life, but its influence extends far beyond likes and comments. For many teens, these platforms create a complicated relationship with food, body image, and self-worth that can contribute to the development (more…)
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As a culture, there has been much awareness gained about eating disorders. However, not enough has been said about the role trauma might play in this growing issue. The relationship between trauma and eating disorders is complex and deeply intertwined. (more…)
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You seem to always be looking for a quick fix for the things in your life. Food has become one of those outlets for you. No matter how you’re feeling, you tend to reward or comfort yourself with food.
No (more…)
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It’s fascinating to ponder how recent a development it is that functional mirrors are a part of almost everyone’s life. In a relatively short time, we’ve become quite obsessed with how we present ourselves to the world. As a result, (more…)
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Trauma can profoundly impact how a person views themselves, their body, and their relationship with food. While it may not always be obvious, disordered eating often develops as a way to cope with past trauma. Understanding the link between trauma (more…)
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Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions characterized by an unhealthy relationship with food and body image. These disorders typically emerge during adolescence and young adulthood, disproportionately affecting females. While the exact causes remain unclear, factors such as low self-esteem, (more…)
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Mental health conditions are often more complicated than people realize. Unfortunately, that can sometimes make them difficult to diagnose and treat properly, especially when you have coexisting conditions with similar symptoms.
For example, it’s not uncommon for someone with an (more…)
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Addressing a loved one who has an eating disorder can be a difficult road to navigate. You don’t want to worsen the situation by talking about it, but you also don’t want to ignore it. It can feel like you’re (more…)
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Eating disorders are most commonly associated with girls and women. It makes sense because about 66 percent of those suffering from conditions like bulimia, anorexia, and binge eating are female. But think about it. That also means 1 out of (more…)